The Front Row Union Sport - AIL2C: Belfast Harlequins 28 Tullamore 21

AIL2C: Belfast Harlequins 28 Tullamore 21

Jan 22, 2025

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Our second match at Deramore Park on Saturday was the AIL 2C match between Belfast Harlequins and Tullamore.

Tullamore applied the early pressure and they worked an early try, on the 12th minute, for fullback Liam Farrell. Conor Dunne added the extras for a 0 – 7 lead.

Liam Farrell opened the scoring for Tullamore

Ten minutes later, Dunne made a break and scored under the posts, converting the extras in order to give the visitors a healthy 0 – 14 lead.

Conor Dunne picked u a try to add to his three conversions.

The visitors picked up a third try in a strong first half, this time through scrum-half Owen O’Reilly who sniped . . .

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